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SteelOrbis offers the latest independent steel news coverage compiled by its worldwide steel industry network. Approximately 25 fresh news articles on topics most prominently affecting the steel industry at large can be viewed on the steel news pages everyday in four different languages.
21 Jun
Jilong Steel Tube expects annual output of 200,000 mt from new project
21 Jun
Xinjiang Guannong Fruit & Antler acquires Yuxin Mining
21 Jun
Severstal North America appoints a new vice president
21 Jun
Karnataka’s ban on iron ore transport hits industrial units in Goa
21 Jun
Rio Tinto to increase its coal output through Riversdale takeover
21 Jun
Siemens VAI to modernize ThyssenKrupp HR mill at Duisburg-Bruckhausen
21 Jun
Turkey’s Yucel Boru plans $500 million flat steel investment
21 Jun
Brazilian slab shipments surge at Alabama port
21 Jun
Carpenter Technology Corp. to acquire Latrobe Specialty Metals
21 Jun
Steel production rises in Brazil as imports slump
21 Jun
US raw steel production reaches nearly two-month high
20 Jun
Tarwada International commissions new steel service center
20 Jun
Italian industry turnover up 14.2 percent in April
20 Jun
Orbis Steel Index- Upward trend takes a break in steel markets
20 Jun
Global crude steel output up 4.2 percent in May
20 Jun
Moody's downgrades Nippon Steel to A2 and JFE to A3
20 Jun
Metinvest plans to double its steel output
20 Jun
Japan’s crude steel output rises 7.2 percent in May from April
20 Jun
Sha Steel breaks ground for Jiulong Steel Logistics Park project
20 Jun
Nippon and Sumitomo likely to choose Tata Steel as Indian partner
20 Jun
Yidong Coal Group to carry out trials at calcium carbide project
20 Jun
Global stainless steel output may rise by 7-10 percent in 2011
20 Jun
AnshanSteel-Sanming Steel integration gets approval from MIIT
20 Jun
Hainan Mining to supply iron ore to Ningbo Steel
20 Jun
Federacciai expects Italian steel output to reach 30 million mt in 2011
20 Jun
New house prices up in 50 Chinese cities in May
20 Jun
Prices rise slightly in LME billet market
20 Jun
FIEC seeks action against alleged Chinese dumping in EU construction sector
20 Jun
Sinopec to use friction welding drill pipes in Zhongyuan oil field
20 Jun
AIIS joins NAM and adopts broader pro-manufacturing policy
20 Jun
Coal trade swells 28 percent on US Great Lakes
20 Jun
Marmon/Keystone expands Monterrey warehouse
20 Jun
West Coast Recycling receives state funds for new scrap facility
20 Jun
Canadian rig counts continue to recover
20 Jun
North American steel service center shipments rise in May
20 Jun
LME expands billet delivery to Ravenna, Italy
17 Jun
Federacciai expects Italian steel output to reach 30 million mt in 2011
17 Jun
Yayan: Turkey’s HRC imports to EU should be viewed in partnership context
17 Jun
China researches new protective measures for rare coal exploitation
17 Jun
Italy’s recycled steel volume soars by 30 percent in 2010
17 Jun
Italy eyes increased gas and crude oil outputs
17 Jun
Centaurus Metals acquires new iron ore project in Brazil
17 Jun
Cape Lambert increases interest in Pinnacle to over 90 percent
17 Jun
EU-27 construction output down by 0.9 percent in April
17 Jun
EU new car registrations up 7.1 percent in May
17 Jun
China pledges closer cooperation on Mongolian mineral exploitation
17 Jun
Itochu to buy 20 percent in Drummond’s Columbian coal mining operation
17 Jun
NLMK revamps its melt shop at Lipetsk
17 Jun
POSCO to build JV auto sheet facility in Jilin, China
17 Jun
South Korean billet exports rise by 145 percent in Jan-May
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